individual therapies Flashcards

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rn interventions

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coordination of care, health education and promo
pharm, biologic, and integrative therapies
milieu therapy
therapeutic relaitonship

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psych assessment

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gathering data
complete in any setting (include mental health in general assessment)
review of systems, labs, MSE - mental status exam = current cog process, validate = look at outside sources: previous records, police, ED; sating scale, psychosocial = dimensions of life, occupation, hobbies, sexuality, spirituality, activity, exercise, coping, relationships, general lifestyle

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psychosocial interventions - purpose

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support pt and fam
non pharm therapeutic techniques
address psychological aspects: societal, familial (w/n fam dynamics, support), cultural (social time)
individual or group therapy
promote mental wellness

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psychosocial interventions - examples

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music (play, analyze lyrics), education (tm, s/s, etc.), positive self talk (ANT, stinkin thinkin, test with reality testing), self monitoring (journal, at home), communication skills, healthy relationships, play therapy
limit setting (esp in milieu), increase coping skills (rec and therapy), increase self esteem (rec and therapy, hobbies and coping, activity, 3 positive things), decrease stress, relax, spiritual support (cog, experimental, behavioral, not religion, nature, art), provide psychological safety (no wrong answer, contribute in group), give unconditional positive regard (therapeutic com), recognition of relapse s/s (educate), d/c planning (educate)

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behavioral

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personality consists of learned behavior
personality synonymous with behavior
behavior influenced by conditioning -> pavlov’s dog
conditioning-pairing behavior with condition that reinforces or decreases occurence
3 theories: classical conditioning, behavioral, operant conditioning
based on belief that maladaptive behavior can be changed w/o knowing why its occurring
works best when directed at specific problem

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behavioral therapy types: modeling role playing

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interact with fear
demonstrate behaviors more effective than current

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behavioral therapy types: operant conditioning

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tokens or + reinforcement
increase behaviors you want to see

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behavioral therapy types: systemic desensitization exposure

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phobias
combo relaxation with gradual exposure

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behavioral therapy types: aversion therapy

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negative stim or removal of + leads to decreased behavior
anabuse = v sick with OH
opposite of operant conditioning

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behavioral therapy types: biofeedback

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control involuntary bodily responses: BP, HR, brainwaves
stress, pain, abx, HA, ADHD

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talk therapies

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individual or group
alone or with psychopharm
types: interpersonal

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interpersonal talk therapy

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v short term: 12 - 16
relationships/communication btw people
focus on relationships by improving functioning and comm patterns
techniques: identify emotion and where it is coming from, express emotion in healthy way, deal with emotional baggage -> how past relationships affect current

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cognitive therapies

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focus on thoughts/cognitions and propose dynamic interplay btw individuals and env
CBT

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CBT - several approaches

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based on cog psych and behavioral theory
thoughts cause feelings and behaviors - not external things
change the way we think in order to feel/act better (change actions and behaviors) -> situation doesnt change
brief, time limited, structured (16 sessions)
homework and self counseling skills -> collab effort btw client and therapist
goals identified by pt
accept problem -> better position to use resources to get out of problem

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CBT distortions

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all have convos with ourselves, have irrational thoughts, try to make more rational

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CBT distortions: all or nothing

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black or white

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CBT distortions: overgeneralizaiton

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1 negative event and make it always or never

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CBT distortions: mental filter

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dwell excessively on negative thought

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CBT distortions: discount the +

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reject positive experiences, they dont count, fluke

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CBT distortions: jump to conclusions

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interpret the negative even though no facts
mind reading: conclude someone feels negatively towards you
fortune telling: predict things will turn out badly

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CBT distortions: magnificaiton

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exaggerate importance of problems and shortcoming, minimize importance of the desirable qualitative

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CBT distortions: emotional reasoning

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assume negative emotions reflect the way things are
I feel hopeless so I am hopeless

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CBT distortions: should statements

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directed at self, lead to guilt and frustrations, directed at others = anger and frustration

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CBT distortions: labeling

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extreme all or nothing, I made a mistake v I am a loser

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CBT distortions: personalization and blame

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responsible for something that wasnt your fault or under your control, leads to feelings of inadequacy, or blame of others

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rational emotive therapy

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type of cog
focus on irrational thinking/beliefs
identify activating situations and negative emotions leading to irrational beliefs (more susceptible to dep and MI)
delete must, should, ought, have to -> not useful or sensible, interfere with goal behavior
desired outcome is clients control of behavior and thinking and change in thinking leads to positive change in behavior
ABCs: activating event -> beliefs -> emotional consequence (change beliefs = change behavior)
negative beliefs = more susceptible to dep, anx, other mental disorders

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DBT

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type of cog
treat chronic suicide commonly with boarderline personality disorder and self destructive behavior, chronic suicidality
combo cog and behavioral techniques with mindfulness

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DBT techniques

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emotional reg -> manage and label intense moods and emotions
interpersonal effectiveness -> problem solving and assertiveness, say no
distress tolerance
mindfulness -> meditation, be present, when we indulge in thoughts we reinforce emotions and cause suffering

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DBT core techniques

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problem solving, exposure, skill training, contingency management, cog modification, self management

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DBT: 4 primary modes of tm

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group skills training, few times/wk
individual psychotherapy 1 on 1, v close
telephone contact
therapist consultation with team meetings -> MD, social, therapist, psychiatrist